The milestones keep coming for the Bruins this season. UCLA track and field took part in a split-squad edition of the West Coast Classic, sending its distance runners and throwers to Eugene, and its jumpers, pole vaulters and sprinters to Tucson. Read more...

Photo: Coming off her second Pac-12 Women’s Track Athlete of the Week award of the season, redshirt junior sprinter Shae Anderson ran a career-best 22.96 in the 200-meter at the West Coast Classic, sprinting her way into seventh place all-time in UCLA track and field history. (Courtesy of Mike Mattina/Arizona Athletics)

After a hectic week during spring break, the Bruins participated in a much less busy weekend. UCLA track and field traveled up north for the Stanford Invitational after competing in four competitions throughout Southern California last week. Read more...

Photo: Last week’s Pac-12 Women’s Field Athlete of the Week, redshirt junior Alyssa Wilson, picked up three event victories for UCLA track and field at the Stanford Invitational over the weekend. (Courtesy of Chuck Utash/DyeStat)

The Bruins had a jam-packed weekend. UCLA track and field sprinters and field-event athletes competed at the Jim Bush Legends Invitational at Drake Stadium on Wednesday, the Aztec Invitational in San Diego on Thursday and Friday and the Bob Larsen Track Meet on Saturday at home, while the distance runners traveled to Irvine on Thursday for the Anteater Distance Twilight. Read more...

Photo: Redshirt junior Shae Anderson earned the nation’s third fastest time of the year in the women’s 400-meter race with a time of 51.84, the sixth fastest time in UCLA track and field history. She also added a personal-best win in the 200-meter race. (Courtesy of James Lee/UCLA Athletics)

It was a busy weekend across the country for the Bruins. UCLA track and field kicked off its outdoor schedule at the Ben Brown Invitational, also sending a women’s relay team to the NCAA Indoor Championships in Arkansas to conclude the indoor portion of the schedule. Read more...

Photo: Junior Lauren McFall threw her way into the UCLA track and field history books with a 46.84-meter javelin throw. (Courtesy of James Lee/UCLA Athletics)